User Manual

PULSAR DUAL LFO
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With the KBD Follow knob you can define how the LFO Rates should be modulated by incoming MIDI Note data. The
KBD Follow parameter is bipolar:
• At zero (12 o’clock position), the Rates are not modulated at all.
• At 100 the LFO Rates track the incoming MIDI Notes 1:1, which means you can “play” the LFOs chromatically
from a connected MIDI keyboard.
• At -100 the LFO Rates tracks the incoming MIDI Notes “backwards” chromatically, which means the LFOs run
slower the higher up on the keyboard you play, and vice versa.
The center MIDI note, i.e. where the LFO Rates “intersect” with the MIDI Note, is C3.
If Tempo Sync is enabled for the LFO(s) you will be able to do cool wobble effects by playing various notes on your
MIDI keyboard, see “Tempo Sync”.
Modulation inputs and outputs
LFO 1&2 input sections
Rate
Use this for dynamically modulating the Rate of the corresponding LFO. Attenuate the input signal with the knob.
Phase
Use this for dynamically modulating the Phase of the corresponding LFO. Attenuate the input signal with the knob.
Shuffle
Use this for dynamically modulating the Shuffle amount. Attenuate the input signal with the knob.
Amount
Use this for dynamically modulating the Level of the corresponding LFO. Attenuate the input signal with the knob.